So X-President Obama coached the players on the NBA Walkout. WOW: After a closed meeting between L.James and B.Omama, let the walkout begin.

Weasel Loc: In the Great State Of Indiana!!

After a closed meeting between L.James and B.Omama, let the walkout begin.

Weasel Loc: In the Great State Of Indiana!!

Weasel wrote:

After a closed meeting between L.James and B.Omama, let the walkout begin.

So what will be the next move from these Lefties?

working class stiff Loc: N. Carolina

Weasel wrote:

After a closed meeting between L.James and B.Omama, let the walkout begin.

Way to get it exactly wrong....

https://www.sbnation.com/nba/2020/8/29/21406770/barack-obama-nba-players-lebron-james-strike-chris-paul-meeting-call

ImLogicallyRight

If these tall black babies are so upset, why don't they all agree to give away 10% of their salary every year to rebuild their communities. That is, their salaries not the owners profits.

All mouth and blow hard but nothing of real sacrifice from them, They all live in white communities now.

Weasel Loc: In the Great State Of Indiana!!

working class stiff wrote:

Way to get it exactly wrong....

https://www.sbnation.com/nba/2020/8/29/21406770/barack-obama-nba-players-lebron-james-strike-chris-paul-meeting-call

I didn't print any of this, but I understand that a cover up is on the way

Waiting for the rest of the story

vernon

[quote=Weasel]So what will be the next move from these Lefties?

Obama was the brains behind the crap in Ferguson and all the other crap during his administration.
And he is responsible for all this crap going on now. Like you were told in 09 Obama is a c*******t and he has a crew of c*******t that that travel around causing trouble. Now its getting out of hand and Trump is
going to have to call out the troops .Just remember this was caused by obama and Financed by soros.

Weasel Loc: In the Great State Of Indiana!!

ImLogicallyRight wrote:

If these tall black babies are so upset, why don't they all agree to give away 10% of their salary every year to rebuild their communities. That is, their salaries not the owners profits.

All mouth and blow hard but nothing of real sacrifice from them, They all live in white communities now.

I have yet to see ANY of these people, including B*M put up any financial support for Black Families.

BUT they sure have their people working hard for donations

Weasel Loc: In the Great State Of Indiana!!

[quote=vernon]

Weasel wrote:

So what will be the next move from these Lefties?

Obama was the brains behind the crap in Ferguson and all the other crap during his administration.
And he is responsible for all this crap going on now. Like you were told in 09 Obama is a c*******t and he has a crew of c*******t that that travel around causing trouble. Now its getting out of hand and Trump is
going to have to call out the troops .Just remember this was caused by obama and Financed by soros.

And more on this story this morning

Kevyn

Weasel wrote:

I have yet to see ANY of these people, including B*M put up any financial support for Black Families.

BUT they sure have their people working hard for donations

Where do you come up with this crap? Does it just grow inside your head like puss from a brain fluke?

Not only has LeBron James won three championships, four Most Valuable Player awards, and 13 All-Star Game bids, but he’s also pledged $41.8 million to provide a free education to more than 1,000 students from his hometown of Akron; donated $2.5 million to the National Museum of African American History and Culture; spoken out about r****m and injustice on a national level; and designed and personally handed out a signature shoe for children with disabilities.

In 2014, John Wall made the news for something other than his silky passes, blazing speed, and electrifying left-handed dunks. What made the news was his friendship with Miyah Telemaque-Nelson, a 6-year-old girl who suffered from a rare form of cancer called Burkitt's Lymphoma. When it was announced before a December game that Telemaque-Nelson had died, Wall was visibly emotional, and broke down in tears in a postgame interview.
Since that moment, Wall has worked closely with the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society in Washington D.C., sponsoring a walking team called “Miyah’s Troupe.” His activism for health issues added to his already impressive repertoire of community engagement through the John Wall Family Foundation and the Passport to Manhood Program, aimed at engaging young boys in community service projects.

Toronto Raptors forward Serge Ibaka may have made it to the NBA, but the Congolese star has never forgotten his roots in Brazzaville, Republic of Congo. Each year, Ibaka teams up with Cowbell Milk to put on the Cowbell Ibaka Games, which celebrate Congolese culture through music and sports.
His foundation focuses on promoting education, health, and nutrition for Congolese youth.
Ibaka was named a Global Citizen Ambassador for Health, and spoke on stage at the Global Citizen Festival in New York.

Known for being one of the NBA’s most charitable centers, averaging five assists per game in 2016-2017, Al Horford is also known for giving back off the court. Originally from the Dominican Republic, one of the poorest countries in the Western hemisphere, Horford spent the past summer reconstructing courts in his hometown of Puerto Plata and putting together youth basketball clinics on the island.
Horford’s also been involved with the charity WildAid to protect African elephants; Basketball Without Borders, which focuses on youth engagement in developing countries; and the Make-A-Wish Foundation.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/evandammarell/2020/05/01/nba-players-nbpa-foundation-have-donated-55-million-combined-for-c****av***s-relief/#40ea7815619c

Weasel Loc: In the Great State Of Indiana!!

Kevyn wrote:

Where do you come up with this crap? Does it just grow inside your head like puss from a brain fluke?

Not only has LeBron James won three championships, four Most Valuable Player awards, and 13 All-Star Game bids, but he’s also pledged $41.8 million to provide a free education to more than 1,000 students from his hometown of Akron; donated $2.5 million to the National Museum of African American History and Culture; spoken out about r****m and injustice on a national level; and designed and personally handed out a signature shoe for children with disabilities.

In 2014, John Wall made the news for something other than his silky passes, blazing speed, and electrifying left-handed dunks. What made the news was his friendship with Miyah Telemaque-Nelson, a 6-year-old girl who suffered from a rare form of cancer called Burkitt's Lymphoma. When it was announced before a December game that Telemaque-Nelson had died, Wall was visibly emotional, and broke down in tears in a postgame interview.
Since that moment, Wall has worked closely with the Leukemia and Lymphoma Society in Washington D.C., sponsoring a walking team called “Miyah’s Troupe.” His activism for health issues added to his already impressive repertoire of community engagement through the John Wall Family Foundation and the Passport to Manhood Program, aimed at engaging young boys in community service projects.

Toronto Raptors forward Serge Ibaka may have made it to the NBA, but the Congolese star has never forgotten his roots in Brazzaville, Republic of Congo. Each year, Ibaka teams up with Cowbell Milk to put on the Cowbell Ibaka Games, which celebrate Congolese culture through music and sports.
His foundation focuses on promoting education, health, and nutrition for Congolese youth.
Ibaka was named a Global Citizen Ambassador for Health, and spoke on stage at the Global Citizen Festival in New York.

Known for being one of the NBA’s most charitable centers, averaging five assists per game in 2016-2017, Al Horford is also known for giving back off the court. Originally from the Dominican Republic, one of the poorest countries in the Western hemisphere, Horford spent the past summer reconstructing courts in his hometown of Puerto Plata and putting together youth basketball clinics on the island.
Horford’s also been involved with the charity WildAid to protect African elephants; Basketball Without Borders, which focuses on youth engagement in developing countries; and the Make-A-Wish Foundation.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/evandammarell/2020/05/01/nba-players-nbpa-foundation-have-donated-55-million-combined-for-c****av***s-relief/#40ea7815619c

Where do you come up with this crap? Does it just ... (show quote)

Let's put some cash in the hands of black families to pay their bills with. To put food on the table with. Not tax Right Off's.

TrueAmerican

Weasel wrote:

After a closed meeting between L.James and B.Omama, let the walkout begin.

I could care less if these morons NEVER play another game !!!!!!

working class stiff Loc: N. Carolina

Weasel wrote:

Let's put some cash in the hands of black families... (show quote)

Are you going to say the same for any charity or just the ones from black athletes?

Weasel Loc: In the Great State Of Indiana!!

working class stiff wrote:

Are you going to say the same for any charity or just the ones from black athletes?

Any charity that Hides Behind B*M

Anyone charity that profits from B*M

working class stiff Loc: N. Carolina

Weasel wrote:

Any charity that Hides Behind B*M

Anyone charity that profits from B*M

Right....you do know that many of those listed by Kevyn have been around much longer than the protests of the summer. A little research wouldn't hurt you.

Weasel Loc: In the Great State Of Indiana!!

working class stiff wrote:

Right....you do know that many of those listed by Kevyn have been around much longer than the protests of the summer. A little research wouldn't hurt you.

Are they trying to Hijack the Moment?